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Stand Strong in the Word

Stand Strong in the Word

Auteur(s): Jason Jimenez
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 Stand Strong in the Word is a Christian podcast designed to help you grow in your love and appreciation of God's Word. Join Jason Jimenez, best-selling author and worldview expert, as he teaches through the New Testament in chronological order. For more information, visit www.standstrongministries.org.All rights reserved Spiritualité
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  • #319 “God Does Not Play Favorites” (Romans 2:5-11)

    #319 “God Does Not Play Favorites” (Romans 2:5-11)
    Oct 8 2025
    Have you ever noticed how quick we are to demand justice for others but show mercy to ourselves? In Romans 2:5–11, Paul directly addresses that double standard. He reminds us that God’s judgment isn’t based on status or reputation but judges every person by the same righteous standard. Today, we’ll see that God doesn’t play favorites in His judgment of us all.
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    28 min
  • #318 "God Judges the Secrets of Men" (Romans 2:1-4)

    #318 "God Judges the Secrets of Men" (Romans 2:1-4)
    Sep 24 2025
    Have you ever wondered what God truly knows about you—the things no one else can see, even the secrets buried deep in your heart? In Romans 2:1–4, Paul reminds us that one day God will judge the hidden motives of people. In today’s teaching episode, we’ll explore why His judgment is perfectly fair, how it shows our need for grace, and what it means to live honestly before Him.
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    27 min
  • #317 “The Applause of Evil” (Romans 1:28-32)

    #317 “The Applause of Evil” (Romans 1:28-32)
    Sep 17 2025
    Have we reached a point where we actually cheer for what’s evil? Romans 1:28-32 is a serious warning about what happens when truth is pushed aside. Today, we’re digging into this hard but necessary passage—and how we can stay grounded in a world that’s losing its way.
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    33 min
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